Philip W. Beck

I tried both Jack and Asio LinkPro but couldn't get either of them to work. Cables worked without problems, straight away. Audio interfaces are cheap! More software means more load on your computer, perhaps more latency than hardware introduces. On Tue 8 Dec 2020 at 22:55, Gilgongo gilgongojones@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Yes, although I've not personally tried it I think others have reported doing that, although most people use Voicmeeter I think. Jamulus and zoom howto? https://sourceforge.net/p/llcon/discussion/533517/thread/319eef5bc0/?limit=100#2ff1/0bfb/6440/0144/ab65...

I have read in Jamulus docs a clear message "Jamulus requires exclusive access to the audio interface." So : if you are running Jamulus and Zoom on the same computer, get two audio interfaces, one for each. Then cross wire them with Y-cables, and you are in biz. That's what to do if you have some participants who are only in Zoom and you need a way to send them the Jamulus sound so they can sing along while muted in Zoom, and at the coffee-break you want to let the Zoomers and Jamulans chat to each...

Hi : sorry, yes I wasn't too specific - I'm still testing it out on my equipment, I'm having problems with noise and mains hum, so I need to figure out what's causing that. I should have said "audio interfaces" instead of "audio devices", I'm not familiar with the Scarlett Focusrite, except to say that the ones I use are similar. The production implementation was done by a fellow choir member who is a wizard genius! I'll tell him there's some interest in his idea, and let's see what happens. Philip...

@hk1020 Do not despair !! I am in a 100-person choir in County Wicklow, Ireland. We have a small number of Jamulans and most of the choir remain as Zoomers. Lots of useful info docs on how to connect sound in both directions on the Facebook group Jamulus Choir Community, in the Files tab. Although, I have had terrible experience trying to cross-connect J & Z on Windows using software (Jack audio, ASIO Link Pro) - nothing worked ! In the end, we take the signals out of the computer and cross connect...

@hk1020 Do not despair !! I am in a 100-person choir in County Wicklow, Ireland. We have a small number of Jamulans and most of the choir remain as Zoomers. Lots of useful info docs on how to connect sound in both directions on the Facebook group Jamulus Choir Community. Although, I have had terrible experience trying to cross-connect J & Z on Windows using software (Jack audio, ASIO Link Pro) - nothing worked ! In the end, we take the signals out of the computer and cross connect cables to two audio...